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19 November 2019

Register now! EY Customs Training Seminar | 28 November 2019 (Leeds); 9 January 2020 (London); 14 January 2020 (Glasgow)

Would you benefit from some additional knowledge and upskilling in Customs activity? Does your business import or export goods across UK borders (or intend to in the future)? If so, then please register now for EY’s Customs Training Seminar which will be held on three separate occasions in our EY Leeds, London and Glasgow offices. The training is open to all at a cost of £450 per person. The upcoming sessions are available at our EY offices in:  

Leeds: 28 November 2019

  • London: 9 January 2020

  • Glasgow: 14 January 2020

    The agenda for the day will cover the following key information and customs process and procedures:

    Customs legislation - WTO, EU, UK and global regulations 

  • Making declarations and understanding declaration information - systems requirements, broker roles, key master data requirements (classification, valuation, Origin, customs procedure codes etc.)

  • Process and timelines for making declarations – notifications to customs, roles and responsibilities

  • EU/UK customs procedures to support suspension of duties through simplified procedures, special procedures (covering those most important to your sector and business operations)

  • Case studies and Examples

  • And more

    Access more information and registration details for this event here.

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